"Mad Men" The Quality of Mercy (TV Episode 2013) Poster

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(2013)

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Jacquemetton
christian943 November 2014
Sharp writing from the taut team of the Jacquemettons for their final episode and the season's penultimate powerhouse piece.

Sally estranges both her parents as an adolescent in a broken family may well do. Her escapades and transgressions are terribly fun and at the same time frightening, save for her loyal friend who comes to the rescue.

Don spiralling down into alcoholism and Ted falling head over heels with Peggy make for great drama that plays out in a epic devious meeting shenanigans that shake things up in a subversive if not exactly subtle way. Echo and resonance will resolve nicely with a great contrast in the next episode where Don's big meeting shuffles all the card by its brutal honesty and humanity trying to win HERSHEY'S account (or perhaps not).

These last two episodes are so strong that the series could have easily exited with the pinnacle of this pioneer series.
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6.12 ***1/2
edwagreen17 June 2013
Warning: Spoilers
There is an ethical dilemma facing the guys in this interesting episode. They're on the verge of having accounts that compete with each other. What is there to do?

Imagine Bette giving her daughter her first cigarette? Am surprised they showed this. Sally's response that her father gives her nothing just shows her bitterness regarding what she witnessed her father doing in a previous episode.

We're up to the point in our story that Nixon is running for president again in 1968. His commercials are viewed on television.

Don proves how inventive and vicious he can be by using the name of a recently deceased colleague to get the firm out of a potential jam.
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